In Saxony-Anhalt, a state shaped by the long aftermath of reunification and economic disappointment, the far-right Alternative for Germany party stands close to governing power — and the people who migrated there in search of stability now find themselves weighing whether that stability can hold. The AfD has made opposition to immigration the core of its political identity, and its rise in this eastern state is not merely a regional story but a measure of how far anti-immigration sentiment has traveled from the fringes toward the center of German democratic life. What unfolds here will reverbe
Far-Right AfD's Surge in German State Triggers Migrant Exodus Fears
Migrant populations in Saxony-Anhalt face psychological distress and uncertainty about their future security and legal status.